Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 14, 1891, Page 7

OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY DECEMBER 14, 1801 SPECIAL NOTICES, DVERTISEMENTS FOR THESE COLUMNS will be taken Wl 12:30 . m.. for the evening {0 ungi 8130 . v, 8 tho moring or Sunday eal on. All advertisemon! In these colnmns 15conts & 1h5ie Arst insertlon and 10 conta & line thereafter, or #2 per 11no per month, No advartisement taken 1o 1esn than 25 conts for the first Insertion. Terms, eash 1 mdvance. Count ahout 7 words to the line. init Inls, figures, symbols, ete, ench connt as n word AL AAVOHISO 0Nty MUAE Fin conscetivoly. Ad§or auesting & numbored oheok, can 1nve 1F letters nddreasod (0 0 numbered jotter In enre {115 BEE. Answors w0 adiressod will be deily: ered on presontation of the chock HOFFICES - ADVERTISING FOR T ESE ins will be taken on the above conditions atthe following hustness honses, who are nuthor 1264 L0 tuke specinl notices at the samo rates as can be had at the main offic South Omaha Hranch Offico—No. %23 N stroot, Lister hioek hn W. Hell, pharmacist,11th and Mason atreots, . Farnsworth, pharmaeist.2115 Cuming stroot. W Hughes, pha rmaciat, 620N, 16th street C. 1. Satterfield, pharmaciat, 1715 Leavenworth atre ilughes’ pharmacy, 24th and Farnam. & SITUATIONS WANTED. RATES—160 n )ne first time and (00 n line there- _nfter.. No advertisemont takon for | /\ YOUNG MAN OF GOOD MORALS, hablta, Wt position i ofice with ¢ ndvanceinw. — Addross J 56, Bee. A WANTED FOSITION BY THOROUC Competent Bookkeeper: oxperlenced in banking Wholosmiing and real state; roferences. Address 341, B 8 1 A FIIST CLASS BOOKKEEPER OF GOOD habits and hest of rofo Address 3 31, Tee. ~SITUATION WANTED BY FIRST CLASS plumber. Addross Gooro T. Miner, Ord, Nety 160 WANT RATES o lino first tme and 10c line th ufter, No advertiscment taken for loss Ui T3 waNT dexpon woll n Il eon 11ve at hor v wm froe, full par- ticulars and 150 OF 0008 fr Address at once, Standard Sliver Waro Co. Mass. 2--CAD Dments. Callor address No. 1 WANTED, A CARPENTEIL T0 COMPLET raom house for 1ty rent. Address . enro Marchnnts hot IS WANTED BVERY WIHERE CHANGE 016 0f iy In one-inlf minute: Just i profits. atont Speciaity St 305 B WANTED. SALESMEN ON SALARY OR COM misston to handle the now patent chemieal ink ing pencil. The greatest selling novelty ever ; eruses ink thoroughly in two seconds. 0n 0f paper: 200 (o B0 e cent profit: one nt's knles imountod to §620 In six days, another in two hours. We want one weneral agent in ench state and territory. For terms and full p; tieulars addross Monroe Eraser Mfg. Co., Crosse, Wis. X *“ WANTED-WE WANT MEN WILO are alroady travellng snlesmen Lo carry our Tubrieating ofl samples as 4 sldo_ line: name rofor- ences and torritory. Manufacturers Oil Co.. Clevo Jand, 0. ) -GOOD CITY CANVASS SALARY PAID dweekly. Binger Sewlng Muchine, 1516 Dougins st ]) WANTED. D—FEMALE H cn lino first timo and 10 n lino_the 0 advertisement taken for less than 2. (G VANTED, A GIRE 710 GO 1O WYOMING TO 40 goneral House work. Ko particulars enquire nt southoast cor. 19th and Douglas streots. Mrs. N. B. Falconor. Miels (| A YOUN T T work at 1107 P WANTED, A NURSE GIRL OF SOME erionce to take enro 0f o youny baby. Apply to ST St Mary's avene. M 1o* 1RL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK: SMALL, Jfamllyi oot ‘wagos; brlug reforoncox, Cail at . M2i6 15 (oA FOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN HOUS EWORK at 1203 Park avo. 210 14* 1oAN ACTIVE, INTELLIGENT LADY CAN Joarn from $50 (0 875 per month, For partleulurs enllntr . Douglas block —HOUSESs, RATES 150 a lino first time and 100 a Hne thore after. No_advertisement tuken for less than ])' NIIHN- STEAM TED FLAT, 6 ROOMS AND batl £27.50- (-room (corner) at, with bath, E30 i room at. £10.00-8-r00m modern houso with barn £0.00-10-room brick dwelling: all conveniences. 5 80010 room modern dwelling with burn for % arses, Inquire Notherton Hall, 305 South Iith street. ROOM HOUSE . ADDRESS 10th street. M262 15 1);.5TQRE ROOM AND 8 ROOMS ABOVE SOUT Jth St., sultablo for wuy business: 9-room ho vonworth St. ith and Karna 1i-r00; nace, Enquire next abor, 2008, ] FOR RENT, FINE §:ROOM HOUSE,MODERN, 109 8ot e _‘l) EIGHT-RO0M HOUSE, © Lences, cheap. J. K. Barton, 2616 Capito INT, £ROOM COTTAGE, 20 , S0 Boggs & HilL, 103 Farna; D, 1 ROOM HOUSE, FULS D OR UNFUR- uishied. Georyo J. Gilbert, New York Lif 1 )~ONE §ROOM AND ONE 10-ROOM HOUSE, AL convenlences: good nelehborhood; id take Borso wod busey for rent of Amlrrnmil‘ 5 e, ) 1), O RENT. DIRER NEW TROOM. TORY cottages with bath and seworage, at und near corner Webstor and Thirtioth streets: Reduced to 00 ench. Henry W. Vates, [i) LLE TWO NEW BRICK HOUSES, NOS. 2706 03 Farnam, Finat oluss In overy rospoct. 5000 1. Rogors, 1321-1323 Farnan ‘Mt G-ROOM COTTAG RN T "Stuntord Cire Apply ¢, 4 N.Y. Lifo building, iz T &3 ROOM HOUSES, 810 Lo 8li; BEST 1S lddneo fiats i ity Mond Inv't Co. 442 Beo bl 1), S LEAM HEATED FLATS ¥ K. DARLING, Burker b i T HOR RENT HOUSES AND FLATS CENTRA iy located. £ to 85, n splendid list. ~ Call 1. O Gurvin & Co.. 203 Sheely block g™ D ros BENT NINEROOM HOUSE, WITH both gas and range if desired, all in good con: liton, located near 20th and St Mary's avenue. Trice reasonable: speclal torms givon to the right party. Inquire 2012 Farnam st. or G. B, Taschuck, e 0 e M2 D, Erane roow nrick THOUSE WITH MOD. orn Improvements. cortior Wth _and - lzard, one block from Walnut Hil motor, §25.00, N Life. Theo Olsen 7 T)5E0m, KENT, 1-ROOM DWHLLING, iTH AND Troom cottuge, 1200 Soward st., $1i Fidolity Trost Compuny. 1614 Faraam st. 112 )5 RN T TOUSE ] ROOMS. ALY NODBICY to right party 26 NICK UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR OR BRENT— aline first timo and lea finn th Ftiscment taken for loss than occupied by URNISHED ROOMS, Conttnued, THE ST, CLAI EUROPEAN HOTEL, COR Dodge, will make low rates for rooms by the weok or month, with or without bonrd, 74 TWO LOVELY FRONT ROOMS, Ustenm hoat. to one or two middle aged mon, by & widow. Addross J 43, Bea oftice, M54 ONB ROOM ONLY, MODERN CONVENTENCES, antlomon: privato fawliy; references ot * TRNISHED ROOMS AND BOAKRD, n lino first time and 10c & lino there No advertiser FRONT ROOM, WITH BOARD . with modern eonvenlence MosT ROOM WITH BOARD: ALSO A FEW T ABL first clags table. LYOUNG LADY, ALSO cholee boarders, 520 N. 284, M107-J7 ROOMS UNFURNISHED W Hne first time and (02 a line thero No advertisemont takon for loss thian NICE UNFURNISILED ROOM, 2017 HARNEY 201 NICE UNFURNISHED FRONT ROOM W large closot. Splendld view: cheap 2 Mason st i1 12 wt. M203 14 BOAL wlino first timo and 100w 1 thers: No ndvertisemont taken fo loas il AN HOUSE, 110 DODGE, FOIE GOOD rd; flcer roonis, convenlences, Fates and 1o not be excollcd. Mrs. 1H0tm, propriotor. TIHE BRICK BUILDING NOW the Sloan Johnson Co., ith and For particulars address, George Farnam streot M THE (STORY BRICK BUILDI with or without power, formerty oceuplod by Th Publishing C 3G Farnam streat. - The bulld Of cement basemont, complote heting fxtures, w Hoors, RENTAL AG 50 lno first_timoe and 100 a lino there. No advertisemont taken for loss than 2. .+ CON PAUL, 100 F o first tima and oadvertisement taken for less th AND PRIVATELY Jiaha Stovo Repale Work. 1 _CHEALEST AND b ity. Williams & Cross.1214 Harnoy. o ue and 100 n line thore No advertisement taken for less thun 2e FURNITURE BOUGAT, SOLD, STORED 111 Farnam ide of city limits. Glve No indetinite proposition Adpross £ 4, Bee, alino first time and 10 a line thero M OF TEN-LOOM HOUSH, HAVE enough to pay rent for cntirc 3 e part on time. Must be sold at once, owner leaving city. Call at 21 Douglas street. NE 718" ETC 5 u line first time a thes ken f 30; will sell entire cow 8§40, worth §5. Bloo Plymouth Rocks an; A Milton Rogers 80 ru; se and farm for rent cheap. Call g Elmwood Park, 2ith and Garfield uve., this ¥ido 0f Donahue, the florlst. S XRTIFRS, PEDIGNRE SALE, CHBAP, A LARGE, kool milker.' Call at $314 Fr west side of Hunscom Park. ht FOR SALE, BENCIL SHOW AND Iuglish sitters st HEAD OF THOROUGHBRED POLLED attlo. consisting of one bull 6 years old, ears old, four cows and thren helfers Willbe soid at a bargain. Call on or inquire of D. A. Gouny, 15 AN AQUARIUM. MADE OF Lakon shinpe, dlmensions ns follows: width ¢ feet,"depth of tank 18 inche price $123.00: frelght pald. Addresy C. York Neb, i OLL ENGINE FOR SALE. AD. dress, Brigham Printing Company,South Omaha. 17 16% Mak K, throe month ing_the clty and LICLES o 1ine first tima and 100 & line thero Ivertisoment takon for loss than 2 LOANS ON KEAL ESTATE AND COLLAT. and mortanges bought. Need & | § 5 Bonrd of Tr 5 CENTRALLOAN AND TRUST CO BEE BLDG HAND TO LOAN ON FIRST mortgage on Omahia eity proporty. Chas, W 15 Omalin Nat'l bank butiding i THARRIS, 1820 FRENZ . Pattorson, 151) Farn; JANS ON BUSINESS PROVERTY, | 8ftor. No advortis A0 Farnam stroot MO IMPROVED AND ( city property, $,000 and upwards, RATES PRI Lovett & Wooduan, 22 8. 1 HAIR C ESTAT dditional ch for commission o attor. V. B. Motkle, First National bunk | £ Lowa farms or Omal erty, at ice. household goods, planos, organs, horses, niules Dwast posibia ratos without | - Bids will be recelv publicity, removal 0f property or chanie of pos I ofll o arranged (0 suit the BOrrowor. oelock p.om . amount ean be mado atany printing and binding in eloth one thousand both principal and Interest thus | (100.) copies of the report of the State Board giving patrons all the benefity of the partial pay- [ of Transportation for the yeur 1L, to be de- convenient eall enn be areanged at home, s on liand: no delay: no publicity; business confidentinl lowest rates: SV TO LOAN. 5, Duir Weloan our own ‘mone charge you no commission. 1t will pag you (0 LLOANS- 022 N. ¥ LIFE. MORRIS, BUSINESS CHANCES. o o lino first time and 106 o line thoro No advertisement taken for loss than 1n county seat. need answor. Address J 44, care Hec. L GRAIN, COAL AND STOCK BUST ness in one of the best towns in castern Neb good opening for man with small capital, . Barlow, Oukland, N ABLE Ve inte st organtzed land b n preferred. manufacturing b none but g0l property will be consider e dress J 35, Heo. tour mill in Korfoot Bros., Des Moines, In. M Y YOU CASIHL FOR YOUR MEIL G. Bartlett. 74l Broadway, D LANGUAG 1508 11ne firat time and 100 & line thero- | RATES— 150 n line firat timo and 100 ¥0 advertisement taken for less than 280, | —after. No advertl UPRIGHT PIANO, SVANDARD | T 08T, SMALL SILY K1 WaTC for sale ata sncrifico, Address i 66, oo ook K B G, Wawargy | MeCor ol BUYING A PIANO EXAMINE TIHE OST. A SMALL Kimball piano. A. Hospe518 Dougins. | LLOT noima, > Natamn 1Ptne T4 | And Douglas street, and rogeive raward. NBECK, BANJO TEACHER; —_—_——— STOCK \vl\'l B MONE Y TO LOAN—HEAL ESTATE RATES10e o line Airst tirme and N. 10th atreot, 3 floor. Aftor. No ndvertt prepared to glve the [0 Clarke, 19 Bonrd of T+ FIRST MORT 3 - m Smith & Co. Jith & Hnrney TALL AT MME 3 LOANS 6 T0 7 PER CENT 10W ratos for eholeo v | Mall orders solieited. COND MORTGAGES, CAN MAKE A FEW PATENT SOLICITO! Alex Moore, 01 Boe Bldie, 56 K23 DATENT LAWYERS s & Co., Boo b £, LOANS OF $15) 10 $1.0)) ON at' Washington, +80) L0 82,000 0n Improved prop Fidolity Trust Co., Wii Far MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS Ratian o kivarts 150 1o first s l0e a line thero 1ASIE PAID FOR No advertisoment taken for less than 2. Banks, room 50, Barke livercd lote Call'and xee mo when you want aloan, or it more [ i e) 5 L teiephone 1621 and your business | hourd of Mransport more or loss. Tho, comber 8, 1801 IDICT & W G AT 10° AN GOOD 2 CHATI BARBEI SITOE None but who bear a good rep: M Allusers of TYDP ER POWER ROl at ubargain. 1ngy will find In the right 0o 01 Opportunity to step Into an estab. vine business: only stock in the city. K coln, Neb, Mito Alltypo ‘cleanold Adtdross 1L M. Raymaker, Faie | soiling the hands, 16 £0.00 per day. chinery of tio agood opportunity; reason for sellin o 11no first tine o advertisemont ta Loweth, 1t Lincoln, Neb. Apply for particulars to_John P. | = P. 0. boX 85, Lineoln, Nob. M8 DI Teaves (CHICAGO, BURL TilE REAL ESTATE AND MA- rhury 1ron Works at Falrbury NDONE 10-RO0M 1101S T 5 ml 167 120 “W-BARKEL, ROLE Gmaha pss lins ol — 3D nslin] 1w m CILEAP, ONE GRAND AUTO. atic soft mud brick machine: almost new. Ad- s aomus, brick megr., Omaha, hoso 190 UPRIGHT PIANO VERY LUMTLE as good us new. Must b sold at onc Address 1L 6 Tee offi FOR SALE, SAFE WITILTIME LOCK, COUN- £ and fixtures sultable for country buik. 1 2) MoD3 25 MISUr LLANKOU -, Ltake about it: SECTIONAL with rellabla Information for homeseckers and Sond addross with 2 conts stamp to 0. It ., B0G 8. 10th st., Omnha, Neb. M5 1 aly, at Cowan's studlo, 2131 Climing st, ¢ a lne first thue and 10c a lne there No_advertisement taken for less than 2ic. POSITIVELY CURED: NO MI§ sond for doseripive eire Ad box 208, Davenport 1 ABLE FOR TEAM AND WO Vearriages in neighborhood of MAP OF NEBRASKA FHIE, PHOTON, 31, FOR 10 DAYS 1 ) MAKE CONTRACT FOR HAUL Aing ‘off shavings. Omabas boX factory, AS Tt FROM KT 10 2 FT and fin ales of branches for A Willia tade for land or merchandise. D GOLD AND SILVELL JBW il ot etng all you i ve ib | Leavor | HIOUX VITY & Ua Inrge or small lots and rsciivo e\s1 or nlgr cinsy | Umaba. turing dentist, 202 Brown bik. Onihs. MU FOR » ALE Lo ling et wid 100 a lin thore: tixoment taken for loss than 2oc. ACKES ON DODGE ST, ONLY 1 5 lion trom postoMog, URhls Ganbe od. vary : 1L G, Clark & Co., 1215 Har 5 16 <o Chleago 8 A : \mulmlu COR PARK AVE. AND MASON,(OM- 5 i .. Knstorr dorn restdence, hullt by das's work: awn and shado troos: lot G6x108; 0 1 s Lorins, L0 Cash. Fh00' PRI Vacant or taproved . ~ ything modern. on 00 p m | 8100 "Sh ke & CTICAC “a lino thera, 50 MONOGRAM ON MeCormick & Lund M COLORED ITALIAN Boston store, 1ith 10 Itno thero A takon for less than 2 R TIE PURPOSE O WINTERING have leased the Conndil Biufts deiving park Withrow, 150 Harney street ”.n(\v.s WINTERED care, shelter and bosrd fences. ' LOW RATES 405 Brown bldg ue stock farm o building or Bellovy DRESSMAKING, 106 firat time and 100 o ent takel for less than 2 DiEssy AKING 1N FAMILL warranted. Address HT, “pariors, 1610 California, Uerfoct fit guarantoed 1ina first time and I srtisement takon £ ARGEST STOCK IN ENTIIG L | Lirical wigs und_ veards LOAN AND TRUST CO, 318 N. | xwitches, hair chaln line thoro loss than 250 Stock anil t0 OFder "Davies, 1S 1oth st., — " | RATES—150a line first tim LOAN ON LONG OR SHORT | after. No advertisement t time in sums of £00to §10,00). Mutual Invost ment Company Consultation free. B ANUFACTURING Ji0W ELE lh. TES—The [no st time and 10 a o ont taken for loss t Block, Omnha, ate Board of tlou. 18 contain 13 pa quality of paper. style and quality of bindinz. style of lettering on cover rs, room & Withinell blk, 15th and | the work to be the sate 52 [ seen in the office of the secre Each proposal must he ) ON FURNIPURE. HORSES, bond in the sum of £00.00. nout remo v The right to reject any Contidentlal e, all respects siinplo to be ompanied by a Secretary of § FOR 155'n:1m.s have felt the A eenealy e OF (e PhoTAR (il bR ron G Smith Premier Typewriter FOI 1t (IAN HOUSE AT after Jubuary 1. Addr it Schierbrock, Neoln, Ia. The latest nnd i est. P L = : tion and trial prove it. MEAT MARKET W SOLD, | Alizument, Easiest Runninz, atlon, doing good husinos: The Most_Durabie in nd Most Silent. ton seconns vithout The Smith Premisr U'yps Writer Jo, E. Il MAvHEW, Manager. RLL = 160055 Farna nstreet. Omahn, Nob TORI FOR CENTRALLY LO 5 cashi; bal Lo sult. Address 11 (. Boo Omaba. | Depot 10th and Mason Sts. wpm ~-Chieago Vestibulo. SilChicago Kxpress. ... Chicako Expross. Jenver Vostinile 1. ~Deadwood Kxprass.. Denver Expross. ... ND ONB 10 Denver Exprass, good netahborhood; would take | 500 b i iiicoin Limitad (Kxoopt Sun.i: |11 x.nm- ubd bugky Lor tent of elther. Address, 2, | % 8D S Tlenvo TKIOons UNION PACILIC Omaha |Unloh Dapot.lich and aco sts.| SO R | Ewam|..Beatrico Expross.... E ~Denvor ixpross. [l st the place fo v 1o Overland ¥l Dis family 0 hot Weathers stock, Address ) GH0p w ........ %ol el TR B tng | CIICAGO, BT & PACIFLL AND OTHER PROPERTY TO st._|Union dopot. on, Oberlin, Kan. M2 15* [ 10,60 & m. ... Atantio Expross. ... - £05p 1 " Veatibuls Exp. DOD CLEAR FARM LAND FOI STOCK OF “oii.Nlght Express Aduress box 410, Rupld City, 5. S MRS alla L0 Gapor, i whd Starey N, ALLIONS. MARES ~AND | 13 ~Dunver Uimite: Lostate. Room 4J Brown bide [smtigRenREimiteg Mis2) 05 pm|.1.....Denver Expres: (ox"5uin) 1203 p m 1063 & Marey Sty | el twam WILL | Toaver [CHICAGO, tako ronl oatat and money. B . rankfort, | Omaha. [U. 8. s | pm].........CRlong0 285 AT Spm..L. Dr. Joha Matthons, manu. REAL o.STA LK. Omahn. | Desy Ames Real Istate Agency ey Lenve s SIOUX CITY & PACLEL, and Wobstar 3t 'y) O nn'hn Pasas Sat.) Fosu Ml (kx HYGIENIC SUGGESTION Family Doctor. ¢cTake an hour of exereise to every pound ot We are not nourished by what we cat, but by what we digest. Dyspevsin 18 a poor pedestrinn. Walk at the ato of four miles an hour and you will soon leave it bohind. I8 your stomch 1s out of order, your digos- tlon weak. or you foel chilly at any time, bear in mind that Fou neod a stioulant Do not be docetved fn rogard to stimulants; there are many, but thero 18 only one knowm to the world today, which combines pure Teedioinnl qualEos with, the best oRoloncy: That 1s Duffy's Ture Mait Whiskey. 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Wo know that 3 koptical, Yistly 80, too, s tho most eminont phy s hava Rovor been 2010 to give moro than temporary rollef, O REMEDY if Bas beon miosh_diffieult to overcomo tho prejidicon gainst all go-called specifies. Dut under our strong Guaranteo you Fhould not. husitato to try this romody. §ou tako no chanco of losing your money. W guar antoo to curo OF Fofund every doliar, and s wo have & Foputation to protect, aiso fnancial backing of $300. 000, 1t 1u parfectly safs to all who will try tho treat- mont. Horotofore you have baan putting upand pay ot your money for difforent troatrents and although You are not yoteured no ono has paid back your mo 3y, 110 e twasto any moro money until you try us, Old eliroriic, decp seatod cases curcd 1n 30 0 90 days. 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MAGIC CURE "Lt Jfor 4 cass o Loss or Failiv Manhood, GoRoomLoe N arvoina. Dabilihy. . waniiioss of body or mind, the effoct of errors of excesses inold or young that wo cannot cure Wo o or refund overy dollar. uy atment 81, full courso . Preceptible benefits realized in three days. By mail, sccurely packed from observation. Office open until 9. n COOK REMEDY €O, UMAUA. NEB LADIES ONLY MAGIC tEyaLe REGULATOR. Suafe and certain to a day or money refunded. Price by mail £ Sealed from cbservation. COOK REMEDY CO., Omuhu. Neb, Unrivaled For thelr success in the treatment and cure of philis, ‘Gonoryhoea, Glest, Stricture, Hydrocete, Varicocolo, Piles, Fistula, Rectal Ulcers, Seminal Weakness, Spermatorrhoea, Lost Manhood, Errors of Youth, Excessive Sexual Indulgences Kidney, Urlnary and Bladder Troubles, Blood and Skin Diseases, Nervous Diseases, Chronic * Diseasos, Private Diseases, Female ‘Weakness and Diseases, Sexual Diseases of every nature. Book 01120 pages and handsomely illustrats ed, sont for 4 cts in stamps. ConsultatioF "roe, Call Upon or address with stamp for reply, Drs. Betts & Be 1409 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb. CURSE OF M'QUADE. New York Reeorder, It is n pet theory of mine that in a groat city like Now York a man wastos time which might be more profitably spent going to the theater., By this statoment I do not mean to reflect upon the morality of tho stage. It is simply wconclusion, as a result of exporionce, that more interesting characters can bo soon overy day upon the streots than upon the boards. Ispocially is this true of lifo on the oust side in that curious mixture of nationalities—the Irish- Americans. ] o, for instance,the case of Jack MeQuade. When I first met him, about three years ago, he w yoars old, a slim, reckless fellow, with no care for tho present and still less for the morrow. 1 was walking down Catherine streot one hot night in Au- gust smoking a meerschaum pipe when Jack saluted mo with: “Good evenin’, sir, and would yo givo me the loan of a light?" I handed him the pipe, at the same time taking in ata glunce tho thin, pinched face,the oyes st close togothor, the tattered shirt, the close-cropped hair and the general aiv of rocklessnoss about him. He lit a cigaretto and turned away with a polite “Thank ye, s1 istrolled onward about twenty feet thinking that here was a fit subject for aseat in the Black Maria, when my pipe wus suddenly jerked from my lips and disappeared as if by some necro- mantic spell. 1t did not fall to the sidewalk; it did not rise into the air, Tt simply vanished. [f 1 had been hit by a minie ball [ could not have been more surprised. It was three months before I learned where my pipe had gone. Then Juck told me ho had jerked 1t from my mouth with a piece of black silk thread, which he d cunningly dropped over the bowl when he lit his cigarette. The audicity of the theft captured my admir- Since that time I have watched the deyelopment of the young rascal with aver increasing interest. Jack wus the younger of four brothers, He was the black sheep of the McQuade family. His father was a ’longshoreman of horculean stature and had an _inordinate love for the black bottle. Jack’s mother was a very large womunand jolly as all women are. His three brothers wero fashioned on a generous plan, all big, broad- chested, powerful men. Mrs, McQuude ren o boarding hoase. As she wasa popular woman her house was alwuys full. She prospered. Pinding that there was always *‘the bit and the sup” in the house, McQuade refused to work, and at last became an intolorable nuisance in the house. When full of bad whisky ho would beat hiswife and alarm the neighborhood. He served three terms on Blackwell’s island, but always returncd more ugly and morose. At last patience ceased to be a virtue, and at a family council it was formally resolved that he must go. To this Mes. MeQuade strenuously objected for a long time, saying with teavs, “'B’ys, he'll put the curse on us!” But as the boys had been raised in enlightened New York they had no fears of an old Irish supor- stition. And so when McQuade came in on the following evening little Jack said to him in the presence of the family: “Rather, we've talked it all over to- gether, and we've made up our minds that as ye won’t be dacent yo mus_ go and never come back,” “Does that go?” exclaimed McQuade, looking around at the determined faces. His wife began to cry and would have thrown herself upon his breast had not Patrick restrained he®. Then all vhe boys exclaimed in unison like a lot of collegians: STt do.”? MeQuade was dazed for a moment. But he did not weaken. A look of black hatred and malice came into his foce as he dvéw himself up to his tallest stature and raising his hand he cursed his family. Said he: “May the curse of McQuade be on ye! May hell's bells follow ye! May ye dry up and wither away liko the shamrock on the purple mountain when the winds come from the seal” Then he strode out of the door,leaving his wifo fainting on the floor and her hoys standing around her with pallid face: He never came back. There was gloom in the house for more than a week. But as time olapsed the curse was forgotten by the boys, but not by the mother, who knew that the fortunes of the McQuades had been blasted. After his father’s banisnment little Jack quietly developed into the most noted character in the Fourth ward. He joined an athletic club, and by hard work soon became the most expert boxer of his weight in the club. His "daily compan- ions were thieves and dissolute charac tors. He was noted for the fearlessnes of his practical jokes, such as breaking plate-glass windows with a brick and then coolly telling the angry owner that the culprit had run around the corner. His days were passed shooting milk pitehiers from fire escapes with a small rifle and breaking beer mugs as they stood on the bar with bullets. One of his most notorious achiovements occured about a year-ago. One of his mother hoarders had taken an intense dislike to him because of his tricks and lost no chance to irritate the boy. Ho naturally resented such treatment. One morning Jack met the lamp-lighter of the ward. Said he: *Jack, what time do you come down Oak street in the morning when you're putting out the lights?” **Ahout 4 o’clock,” replied the lamp- lighter. “Well, will you wake me in the morn- ing. I wantto go fishing?” SOf course 1 will. You tie a piece of tarred rope to your thumb. Leave the window open and L'l pull until you come to the window.” Jack went home and when the obnox- ious boarder began to snore he dropped when the blow fell, Ho first noticed it in alittle flock of crimson upon his handkerchief. From that moment he knew that no horb that ever grow on hill or in valloy could stay the sure pro- gress of the curse within his veins. Slowly he wasted whilo the dread de- stroper with awful irony held out hopes of recovery,and as his flame of lifo bogan to flicker, 1ike ncandlo that burns low in its socket, ho drank deep to drown his terror, In Burns’ bar room he would stand with o glass of flery liquor in his hand, and say bofore ho tossed it off “Ill eronk when the leaves bogin to turn, but some 0" youse blokes "Il go be fore I do.' The whisper van around the ward, Juck’s got the consumption But thoy folt guilty when they said it, for thoy knew it was tho curse. One ol the'last scones in the tragody oceurred in tho laster part of July. ~Jack was soated in Burns’ saloon with his head between his hands late one evening He was in a desperato mood. and anxious to perform some deod of strength to show his friends that ho was not the helpless invalid they thought him to be. The door opened and a pugilist from Connecticut entered. “1 kin lick any man in the room, said the lato arrivai, throwing off his cont. Jack jumped up. He buttoned ip his cont, us he afterward explained, *wo that the bloke couldn't see I was u skel- eton,” and accepted the invitation. “Put up your fins,” suid Jack. The v or raised his hands and Joack Ivanced close to him. The visitor one or two passes at Jack, who nimbly jumped aside. Then he went at him, uining blows upon his face and neck ud at Tast knocked him under the table “Did 1 strike a eyclone?” said tho vis- itor as Jack sank into a chair, and whis- pered, **Now, boys, tuke me home. ['m a groner. They ried him as tenderty as a mother carries a baby to his home and lmad him upon the bed. Ho lay vropped up with four pillows when I saw him few days later, with his right hand the nock of a sarsaparilla bot- "ho window opened upon thestreet. s in the evening. His face was the color of wood asnes. The myriad sounds of tenement house lifo came in ut tho window. Across the strect a number of girls and their sweethearts were sitting in a doorway singing **Aunie Rooney.” Ife raised his hoad from his villow and beckoned to his mother. She kuelt be side him. *Mother,” he said, in a tone audiblo in the still room, **when [ croak T want you to hire one o’ them littlo German bands Ye can git 'em for $10. And I want 'em to MA\‘ *Comrades’ ..huml af the hearse on the way to the forry He fell back exhaused. Then his sweetheart came in and took a sent bo- side him. She olasped his hand. A look of 1nfinite peace settled upon his face. The music of tho populur song from across the streot floated in at the window. With a sudden gesture he ox- aimed: ng, acushla, sing,” and joined in the ehorus: Never more to part, Littlo Annie Roonoy is my swoet—— And so, still elasping the hand of his beloved, the curse of McQuade was ful- filled. i o il Ivery penny tolls.—You can get Salvation Oil for twenty-five conts, Best in the mar- Ket. John B. Gough. the far-famed locturer, ox- cused nimself to an audicnco bocauso of a bad cold, then started for Egypt in the hopo of getting rid of it. Igypt contains no rem ody more certain in its result than Dr. Bull's Coug h Syrup. RS A THE HOTEL CLERK'S MEMORY. Phenomenal fostances Cited By an Omaha Mun. “T have travelled pretly extensiv during the last fifteen — youwrs,” said Ilugene G. Burton, of Omal at the Hotel Cadillac, says the Dotroit ree Press, “and I have made a special study of hotel clerks’ memovies. You are aware, of course, that a good memory for names and faces is one of the most desirable faculties that a hotel clork can possess. The majority of men who travel are just vain enough to enjoy be- ing remembered and called by namo when they enter a hotel after an ab- senco of several months, or even years, and the man behind the office counter who can always ‘call the turn’ is speciully valuable to his employer. The most mavvellously gifted man in this respect that L ever knew was a clerk in the Palace hotel in San Francisco. Not being blessed with a good memory my- self, T am unable to recall nis name, but, that i immaterial. As an illustration of what this man to whom [ refer could do in the line of re- membering names and faces, I will re- iate an exporience with him of my own. When the Kn iplar conclave was held in S 0 in 1883, I landeddin that city early ono_ufternoon with o party of eastern Knights who made the journey over in a special train, More than 400 of us went to the Palaco hotel, which can accommodate a small army, you know, and as rupidly as pos- sible we filed up to the register, in- seribed our names thercon, and wero sent to our respectiye rooms under the guidance of bell boy I took a bath, hanged wy linen, and in the course of an hour or two strolled down to the oftice to see if there was any mail for me. 1 approached the clerk’s desk, but before I'had time to utter a word Mr. Clork nodded pleasantly to me, and with ap- parent solicitude inquired: “How do you like your room, Mr. Burton, does ‘306 suit you?” Well, sir,I was dumbfounded. This man had never scen me before in his life, except for the half minute I had stood before him while 1 wrote my namo on the register; fully 425 persons had passed before him inside of two hours, and yet he was abie without theslightest offort to remember my name and num- bor of the room he had assigned me to. As you soe, there is nothing whatsoover out'of the ordinary in my appearance, and for the life of mo I wnuln\n't under- stand why [ should be so readily recol- lected by this mild-mannered clerk. Woell, in order o sutisfy mysell that [ Y- LAL 7 5150 % lino it tinws and 106 Tine (hore 147 Fasnasiaieasly [ omans | pepsh i6th and@forisru. e e e gt ipane of | wasn't the only mombor of our party wha ] ghaan Afkor. MO advertisomont takon for loss than e S0 1w . tiiack Tl Exprass F © rope fu o street. The next | gould bo thus remembered, I lounged ~ - Y e~ ~ " ATHOLIC SCHOOL AT 0'CONNOY 000w w| (Ex Sat) Wyo. Exp (Ex. Mo morning he was awakened by aloud | ground the clerk’s desk for fully an S ARIIVAL EXTRAORDINARY, WONXDERKUL also near Greoley Center, some fine farms: \Lincoin I'ay, (Kx Sun) ..., | ARV DT I (L EPa TR g T s round k's desk A v revolntlons. Challingos the world, drs. Dr M. | cheapand on good torms . iL L Burket, undor | 610 p m|iNoriols (kx. Binaes 2 (118 10is0 and s of oull s there, | houp and I hopo to be denrived of all Logrmve, dead “wance .mlliru-\uu(h nxlln-lu.mlq, taker, 246th and Cuming. 545 p m .St. Panilggores: ve're pulling me toe off! Hoult on! my rights as u citizon of tho United palmist und life reader: tells your rom the ~ — = — I THD = ac o o1 1) v 4 2 Foum u. Mia % orn, | Uudio to wraver wnites the soparated; cau JUBINESS CORNEIR AT $1200 BRINGING 10 Piit | wnwor [ = 0o TP M 40 | Arrivos Jack Jjumped out of bed and saw the | Statedif [ didn’t hear that wonderful B¢ iz 18 o'y on lover el where you'wii | ddcent, third " cash, Ualaheo por cont; Splendid | Owabs. | Depot isth and Webstersts. | Gmana._ boarder standing on ono foot, while his [ clork call fifty of my sequaintances, nono T)qtOR KENT. HOUSE N COit 15 N At a5 eas ok sdanted for offer. Address owner, J 25 1 11 Bloux City other foot was over the window sill and 4 had ever b "pancl ‘Webhster, § rooms, tull eity 1ot, price lru\mhm astplate for luel TR ——e whdagid i " of whom had ever been in San Prancisco L. Garrison, 1614 Furhain. deatroy i o urea i, Intempera JFQR.SALL 88 FRKT ON INTIT STRERI WITIES ronrs of laughter came from the streot. | hofore, by name and ask them the same C ks S all private ¢ Dtk with WasaaKe, DALHS 0Ters O iloy; price, §15, W | g h i \ R ), FOB BENT. § KOOM HOUSE 1113 DORCAR | Soht troats Bond 82, Tock 0f balr; nau tako §.500 cash. balanco in unencumbered real os 2 RS h humorous ple wures a8 this | question ho had put to me. strdet. Inquire Robert Hunter, Hee offce. date of birl 1 recolve ucourate 1L i i padlongitme, L L s Haare -‘“l’f‘l','”"‘, Jack’s youth was passed. Moeanwhile “Georgo Segur, who was for many o foort Hunton Hew OMCO: yiags | wenta tn stamps for oirouine: give titials of i mos Hoal Katato Agonoy, Gmaha. | Depot 15th and Wovitar St the curse was beginning to work. The [ yoars clerk at the Metropolitan hotol in E T — you will marey: Photos Of samo. Oftico 1007 i Farnawm streot. 00 n M|, B LOULY Kxprosy..... AL Bay T BAre 1ALK WRROF koK MENT, GROOM MODERN COTTAGE, | Bouth 11t stroet: first 001 ‘houts, o, ni. 10 9 p i s T | 90D misees Bt LowldHxprov eldest of the boys caught a heavy cold, | Now York, was another such man, and o n St §15 por month. m. Come ad be convin '\‘{Ll"':'.'l‘" ‘l,,,.: ”T’u Me (Tl"'«"\' ,‘”‘“ I8 IN BENSON. | “Tavas ‘; R LT \lvih:;-h li«ivnlnlp d into Eulm.mn)u,tlmln u;nl had a truly phenomenal memor, The SROIRENT WS OF OUR L HGANT R e MBIY 14Y Jla ow, ton - Pluce. bundeo, Armour | mransfer pot. Cou ans! o died. The doctors said he had died a '8t time I ever v Segur I registe l)nuu» in Latayetie Pince. A1st 811 Nofson stw. | & MUS. MARY VU7 28 LAKE Stienr, | Piee, W. L Selby'sadd 1oom w Brown bidg: ' | [t SpoteuanbBluns . Tranafes NO OTIHER Daival doaths. Mre. MoQuadosald he | ok time L ever saw Segur I reglatored o compoted antt are. fop rent T nd8 elniryoyant wnd trane Muw; - Independs Magiiy (1000 8w Kansas (ity ,‘.{f’ i L% W | LRAVES A DELICATE AND LASTING ODOR. oo b g late one night ut the Kennard house in ;:““ didors fprt e il 00 it R8I | yolces: i bask and i ST | R RALE AT A eI Lo T a0k T | Dol Kames M : ¥ for aala by all Drug and Fancy Goods Dealers or 11 | 41€d because of tho curse. The next | Gioveland, where he was then chiof company, 1614 Fa QMRS NANNIE V. WARTEN, CLATVOYANT 1. ety i wdition @ South. Omaha. | Leaves [GHLICAUD BURL'N & GUINCY.| Ariivar | unahlo to procurs this wanderful sonn send 8¢ | Spring - another hoy passed away in pro- | oldiic T loft at duylight the next movns Oroliablo buainess mdiuw,lifth'yoarat 11V N. litn. | $imal | paymont duwn, balance monthly i€ dusteed, | Transfer Union Depokt ounel ansfr | in'slamps and racelve & oAk by return muil. cisoly the sume manner and was taken | fue Vo that ho hud searcely an oppor- FOR RENT-FURNISHED L S . 00 | Shes s to Calvary cemetery. In the fall of the 1 o : _—T - 5 = - - 00 p (L1110 Chicako Kxpress. . 8. I tunity of sizing mo up, and " yet whoen I £y SN MITORRLL, CEATIVOVANT, TUSINISS | [F01 SALE=HONES, ANV FIIC By | R D e iyeai, Mbeat JAS. 8. KIRK & CO., Chicago. | .. il iilrd boy sickonod and died | L3Ity of sizing mo up, and vet whon RATES 15 a lino firat timo and 100 n lino there- | Mand test medium; gives sitiings daily. 5l0% eany torma; Lake clear propurty as firat paymont. | -0 B8l SO S PAGLE SPECIAL-Shandon Bells Waita (the populat 1-only Jaock was laft.. Even his reol Wwaiked up to the glerics deex n the _After. No advertisemont taken for less than te. | 8. 10t Mao-140° | G G: Wallace, Birowa block, lith and Douglas, Aanrer | Unlon Denok Eaaosis Mt ss. | fosiatz Walia) sept VMR t0 el i r"‘ 24 .‘“-I‘“ ]“ RA. A6 ll'x : "I‘ “l i :"" | Metropolitan in New York, five years A AEMANESAL 1) » 1 1 3 L on Bails S0aD. ess hardihood was disturbed by these T ST \ }NICELY FURNISHED HOOM » —— — - Toave) [ OMAHA & ST, LOUIS, e — | i i afterward, Segur, who was theve on B okgoptng, 7 B 10t st y BATHS, LTC. \'\’ZJ.‘.-?-"M6;'35;??.'&%*fi;‘.‘h‘&uf,“.;m.;,... wransior|_union Dogut, Condl iute._|ivansioe | Gomorriroe. Gleetand s ewcorrivean | Succossivo ovidonces of tho vorility of | quty, hold out his hand, pushed the 33 FURNISIE f o RATES- 130 a ltne Airst two and 10 a Tue there 8 ) .8t Louts Canon il 115 b m | fures 1ok days by the Bronon Romody entlt- | his father’s ‘mallgn influenco. Stll | ropistor toward me and sald: ‘Hullo, L N 161, 5ra ioor J'!‘l,;"f’ advertisem 5,5 31.5 on_Tor loss a3 |~ — e — KhE Expross 030 a sorbed Into tho influmed parts. Wil refund :'," ¥ ’"f";l- o "”‘l"'"l“i"’, the "'""{".') ": Burton, old boy, how uve all the folks in Yhonr; teruis Toason bl AT Cass 3 Rl oy S Y § . Gontfomen, hore, 14 a raliavlo urtiolec 81" he u;h.lxl\edln,umldk;luwImwdn n;]munn-d S e ————— —— - - . — e | LoAVOS | BIOUX CITY & PACLEL | Arcivar o k&) er mall prepuid eCor- | man, e changed his manner of living, 1 like my wife to use Poszonl's Complexioi ‘ “LANGE FRONT PARLOR. 1512 DODGE, ™ MASSAGE: MY PAKLORS AND . O g WX1% | Transer nlon * no | Trans! mick & Lund, Omaha. ' " Yy 0 . Dplexion 018 | Tomtannat, MASSALR! MY BABIONS AND | . B, CORNWR for a'taw daya onir B ke | Toga ‘\f o o ‘A Sunoll 4lads_|Tranater stopped playing poker and went to mass | Powder bseause it improves her looks aud is R E PR ERS RO TR WO GER E 4 MW Barker block 864 s e Piao's Wemedy for Catarri is the regularly with his mother. Then a | s fragrant as violet onHEd e Bt | T MASSAGE TREATMENT, ELECTRO 13k T T AT Loaves | TiC Besty Kasioat 10 Use, and Cheape young girl, who was only waiting until eeegprerreen Sotlemen U4 Parnew.______ el baths, acalp atud halr treatment. maniouro 7 NC P vy ; v e i MODERN, NICKLY FURNISHED ERONT | and chiropodist see Tostslis & 15t Withnot) bik NLIN Tran v Jopot. shie was good enough to”become @« nun [ Pour hundred and fifty aollar piano. Drivao family. 313 8 ek 418 T WA Tho wlino firt (i wnd 100w lime there: | 12010 10 CATARRH and enter & convent, attracted him. He | Warranted soven yoars for $187.50, ———— F- — - after. No advertisement taken for loss th M ' A 'SU 3 F! i 38 y X VO NN NOONS 0 LT 0 GENTLI: | 1 MEUANE ST T CRFITOL AVENUR, | (S Mo advinaenont ki o7 ot Vuld S8 | 88 2 | had almost persuaded her that life in | Now scale. Hayden Bros. wman and wife; board for lady oaly. Address J 2d6oor. Aleohol, sulphuric aud sea baths. \n ND YOUIR BCISSOMS, RAZORS. BLC, 10 BE S0P w) (i3 Bab) Aun.xlnl‘ Sold by druggists or sent by mall, the Fourth ward, in his society, was pre- " Bl lew olice. i e Masawe | Pyround o Underiasd & Co.. 1033 1t sk ) S WL ons (CREEQL A [t 0.’ 1, Ladeliine, Warrog, o, ferable to being immured in stone walls, Dr, Cullimore, occulist, Bee building